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"The Wave" Acrylic Multi-Media

 

“The Wave”

Surging Seas

Renne’ Siewers

The Wave depicts chaos throughout life with continuous water in motion. It engulfs life, surging pulses throughout time, and is perpetually moving. Water is the substance of life, and God is my life, forever protection from unexpected rogue waves.

Psalms 42..

Psalms 42.

7 Deep calls to deep

in the roar of

Your waterfalls;

all Your breakers and waves

have rolled over me.

8The LORD decrees His loving devotion by day,

and at night His song is with me

as a prayer to the God of my life.

 

 

 


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